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GOOD NEWS FROM ONEIDA.
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
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SIR L Witnessed dI JnlS place ycStcludy IhO
organization OF Greeley and Brown Campaign Club, and
the raising of fine silk banner bearing the names or
the Liberal candidates. in the presence of large crowd
of whom at least one-half were Republicans Credible
information cOnvnces that this county the home OF
Roscoe Conkling viii give over 1000 majority LOT
Greeley and Brown. on my journey from New-fork by
Way of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers, nave taken
occasion 10 learn the feelings OF Rpublcans, and am
satisfied that 25 per cent OF them now favor the
nominees OF Cincinnati and Baltimore In one WORKSHOP
I'm r,lis small village, 60 Republicans are for Greeley
and Brown and others are declaring every day nave
not yet met a single Democrat who refuses 10 support
our ticket. WEEKS ", NOLfEh'
Whites6Oro' Oneida Co.. n T., July 20, 1874
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CAMPAIGN MISCELLANY.
LIBERALISM IN MAINE.

ADDRESS OF THE STATE COMMPTTEE'
The following address has been issued by
,h Ibera Republican State Committee TO the people OF
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~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA.

a8- CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA.
TER--NATrANss CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOE
THE HAIR-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle as easily applied as water, for restoring to
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear
snce, to eradicate and prevent dandrun, 10 pro
mote the growth Of the hair and STOP its lauins
mt. II ia entirely harmless, and perfectly 1ree
rrom auy poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
orenarations now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most promi"
pent citizens, some Of which are subjoined. IT,
everything In which the articles now In use ara
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect
It ia warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver, it does not soil the
clothes or scalp, is egreeaby perfumed, and
makes one of the best dressings for the Hair In
use, 1t restores the color OF the Hair "moreper
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does 30 in from three to ten days.
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to ita growth
and healthy condition; it restores the decayed
and induces new growth Of the Hair more poai.
lively than anything else. The application Of
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 o
bottle. ARTHUR HATTAHSs
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. O.
For sale by the Agent, DE-. b. BAER,
No. Isl Meeting street, Charleston. 3. o.
nov18atuthly
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Receipts by Railroad, November 4.
souru oARoLnIA RAILROAD.

s87e bales cotton, 134 bales goods. 800 bhls -four.
To Railroad Agent, N Robson, W h zones CO,
Geo W Williams co, Street Bros d CO, T g Boag,
n Bulwinkle Lesesne & Wells, TIedeman, Calder
q CO, Campsen & CO, Trenholm Son, VIC Court:
neg &co, watson d Hill, Pelzer, Rodgers co, "
GQrneT, G q Walter & co. A Salinas, Will
lIams & Son, Sloan d SeIgnious, Jas prlngle
p Smith & co, 8 Smith, e H Frost co, WP
bowling, Ca dwell & Son, Murdaugh &WeeRieS'
Counts & Wruton, Reeder Davis, i Smta,
(ragley & Dehon, DeSaussure, klnsmsn
Howell, W w smith, and others.
NoRrHEAsTsEN RAILROAD.
soo bales upland cotton, 8 bags sea Island cot
~" ss hhs sprIts turpeutine, 1Slbbls rosin, cars
NJ inmber iron, furniture, mdse, DC. To b
Frost CO. Mowry d Son, W Ryan, J salinas,
F G Snowden, Walter co, P Smith, A
smith. Klaite 4 co, ] y Mallonee, Llebenrood,
Geo W Williams Il CO, " Courtney Go, Cala
well Son, Pelzer, Rodgers d co, Murdaugn q
Weekley, Reeder & Davis, Bardin & Parker,
Mnlligan. Trenholm Soa, Whllden Jones, q
Boag. q Willis, Hanckel, Wilcox, Gibbs @ co.
Rayenel q; co, Jas Il PriHgle SON. w Y Bee q
co. Willie Bros, NJ Henderson, Bolmann BIOS,
Bischnff q co, Quackenbush, Estil co, kinsmsn
4 Howell, Il Glover, 81 JonnsLn, O'Nelll,
Hopsey, Railroad Agent, Order, and others.
sAyA,JNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
hays sea island and I08 bales upland cotton,
As bbs rusin. cars wood, lumber, mdse, &c. no
.ice Whilden Jones, Reeder DAVIS, MISS
] G Ouinbv, F A Walker, Coota c Jno Fra.
ser, WIN GurGey, T P smith, Qnackenousn, Estlll
a GO. T h[ulllgaI. Geo W Williams Il CO. klnsmsn
n Howell. Geo q Lindstedt. W q Bee d co. W
bowling, VIM Mckay, Marshall & MCMILLAN,
Mowry l. Son, Murdaugh & Weekley, Pelzer, Rod
gers j. CO, Jno Col'ock b co, Fraser d Dill,
FL Clausseli, Green. and others.
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THE PLYMOUTH SCANDAL.

New YORK, November 4.
At twelve O'Clock to-day the United Stales
grand jury found indictments against Vic.
torla Woodruff and Tennie G. Cladin, who
were arrested on Saturday, charged with
mailing indecent printed matter through the
postofice. The prisoners were taken from
The Ludlow street jail at one O'Clock, and
brought before United States Commissioner
Osborne, who said the indictments had re-
lieyed him Of the necessity OF holding
an examination. The accused were WIS.,
ibly affected on hearing of the indict.
ments, Mra. Woodruff being affected
almost to tears; Miss Claflln looked somewhat
defiant. The counsel for the prisoners
complained OF the conduct of the government
10 pressing the indictment pending exami-
nation as most arbitrary proceeding, the ac-
cused having come prepared for The fullest
examination. The Commissioner ordered
warrants following the indictments to be
served upon the accused, and they were aga'n
removed to jail In default of eight thousand
dollars bail each.
Stephen Pearl Andrews has been arrested
for completely in the Woodruff and Clafin ln-
decencles.
william Smith, the publisher of Woodhnll
and Claflln's weekly, has found bail In five
thousand dollars, and has been released from
the Ludlow street jail.
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9perial Notices.

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, o..
F1OE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE uURRERCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s71--wnstess,
by satisfactory evidence pIesentedso theundr.
signed, 1t has been made 70 appear that the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Association : a
the City OF Charleston, Ia the County Of 0harlsa
ton and State of South Carolina, hSs been duly
organized under and according to tho require
ments Of the Act Of Congress, entitled 'An ACT 70
provide aNatlonal Currency, secured oy pease
Of United States Bonds, and to provide for tne
!! l!cdrculas,on and redemption thereof" approved
June 8. 1854. and has complied with oil the prou
a,ona n said Act required to be compiled win
,herore commencing the business OF BANKING un'
der said Act. .u,,,
Now, therefore, l. JOHN g. LAaaWoKfHY
.ct,nq Comptroller of The Currency, do hereby;
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank
Inc Association, in the City CT Charleston, ip the
Comfy OF Charleston and state Of South osroatna,
IA authorized 20 commence the business OF Bank
,np under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, Witnes1 my hand end
Seal OF oface, this 10th day Of September, 1874
J.S.LANQwORTHY, :.
Acting oomptlnller Of currency.
{G1L: no a'4Al ,,n,samo. No., /.
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THE EQUINE EPIDEMIC.
THE MALADY ABA TING IN THE
NORTHERN CITIES.


The Noble Animals Lying Dead In the
streets-The Malady Reaches the Old
North State.
NEW YORK, November 4.
The horse disease is evidently abatlng, and
will probably not last more than a week. A
dlsagreeable feature of Lhe epidemic ia the
number of carcasses lying In The streets, the
facilities for their removal not being equal
to the demand. -.
BALTIAoRE. November 4.
Only eleven out Of the eight hundred street
railroad horses here are well. Fatal cases,
however, are rare.
BOSTON, November L..
The only horses used In this city yesterday
were those needed for hotel guests. -
CHICAGO, .November4.
The common council met to-day, and passed
an ordinance allowing dummy engines on the
street railroads.
+: SPRINGFIELD. MASS, November 4.
I The noted trottlng. horse, Springfield Bay,
died today of the horse disease.
WAsHrNGroN, November 4.
The messengers of the slgnal efflce are COM
PEELED to deliver their messages on foot. No
horse cars are running, ana but few hacks
There have been but few deaths.
NORFOLK, Va, November 4.
The laboring horses here are nearly all af-
fected, and many In the surrounding counties
are disabled. All the horae cars are stopped.
The outward bound mail and express matter
has failed to make connection with the boats,
for want Of horses. 4. -eG 81
GoLDsBoRo', N. c., November 4.
The horse malady is here.
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,Politioa1 pota. I ~ ~ !.
TIE STATE FAIR.

Brilliant Prospects OF success-The
Festivities OF Fair Week. !" si.'i
ESPECIAL TsrFoRAN 70 TIE NBwsl s.i
a.s .4 -. COLUMBIA, November 4. .
The State Fair has opened to-day with every
prospect Of being brilliant success. The en-.
tries are larger than lhote of previous years,
and of Q much finer order, particularly In the
stuck department. The arrival Of visitors SO
far has not been very lurge, but large num-
bers are expected tomorrow and the next
day. Tomorrow evening the amateur con.
cert In aid of the Ladies' Monumental Asso-
ciation comes OF, and Or Wednesday evening
the ball Of the Carolina Club. There will be
racing at the Fair Groulds-eua afternoon,
commencing with Tomorrow. The weather
is delightful, and everybody is jubllsnt over
the prospect of fine time at the fair.
QU1 VTvE.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Three men were suffocated yesterday
by the escape of gas from a new mineral well
opened at Avondale, Penn.
There ia considerable excitement IN West.
chester County, New York, over the reported
discovery Of gold-bearipg quartz.
The Loc6el Rolling Mills at Harrisburg
were burned yesterday. Loss one hundred
Judge Advocate Major q. B. Burnham has
been relieved from duty In the department ol
the South, and goes to the department of the
Platte.
"A collision occurred yesterday at Cumber-
land, Maryland, between two freight trains on
the Huntington and Broad Top Railroad, XII.
ling Conductor Bowaer and three others, and
wonndlng fifty passengers.
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~ BELL sOHNAPPS, DISTILLED

~ BELL SOHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schisdsm, in Holland. An
invgoraung Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from al
deleterious substances. 1t ls distilled from Bar.
ley Of the finest quality, ana the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, Gout, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, Oartarrh Of the Blad.
der, Psins in the Back and Stomach, and all
diseases OF the Urinary Organs. 1t gives relief
in Asthma, Gravel and Calcun in the Bladder,
strengthens and inyigorates the syssem, and is
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadful
scourge Fever and Ague.
CAUTION Ask for "HUDSON G. WOLFE's
BELL SOHNAPPS.n
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Apothe'
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE CO., Sole Importers.
ONCE, No. 18 South william street, New York.
gep30-SmOB
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4 STRANGE CASUALTY.
"A Woman Burned to Death--Two Circus
Men Badly Burned.

A Woman Burned TO Death--Two Circus
Men Badly Burned.
The Go!dsboro IN. O. Messenger says q
most distressing affair occurred on Wednesday
night last, the evening Of the performance OF
John Robinson's Circus. There was an old
we'll near the place of the exhibition, and
while the people were leaving the pavilons, q
negro woman walked into the well. Mr.. Clark,
OF the circus employees, jumped In after the
woman. A large crowd collected around the
spot, and Nicholas Ashe, another OF the circus
men, was pushed into the well. A large lamp
which HAD been placed near the we'll was up
set and knocked into the well. The woman
was soon enveloped In a flame that destroyed
life, The men were badly but not seriously
burned. A, colored man was also slightly
burned. The woman was the wife of silss
White, and had no children. Mr.. John Robin
son. as soon as he heard OF the neartrenoIpg
affair, called at the Messenger Office and lett
twenty dollars for the purpose OF deiraying
the burial expenses.
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A YELLOW FEVER SCARE.
WASHINGTON, November 4

WASHINGTON, November 4.
A letter was received at the treasury de.
partment this morning, from the collector at
Stonington. Conn.,, announcing the arrival on
that port of the schooner Grown Point on the
28th illtimo, With two cases of yellow fever on
board. She is from st. Domingo. with cargo
of smgar. dye woods, &C., for Boston. The
vessel was Guarantined, and since then no one
Int the health officer has been allowed to visit
her. One of the patients died, and the other
ia conyalescent. No new cases are reported.
After the vessel has been quarantined and
properly fumigated she will proceed to her
deRtipatiop.
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THE CLOSE COMMUNION QUESTION.
BosToN, November 4.

BOSTON, November 4.
AT a conference of the Baptist clergy OF
Boston and vicinity to-day, commlttee on
tJsn % bentism consists In the immersion Of the
heIiever su in water in the name OF the Father,
son and Holy Ghost, and Is profession of bis
faith in Christ; second, that Christian churches
onsSt @ to be composed OF such regenerate PR,
sons only as have been bsptised on proiess9G,a 9,a
9th Of their faith in Jesus; third, that the LORDS
Supper ought to be observed py ya,ina GntlsslaS ~
churches only; fourth, tnat tne lnvsaT,d ahnn,d he m
Give siven To- none but orderly members OF churches
properly constituted.
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Ag BATOHELOR'S HAIRDYE.-TH]

NJ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
superb hair Dye is the best In the world. Pef.
rectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Halr
Dye produces Immediately splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory ls Bond street. New York.
mCh6- 6-tutha1vr
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6uerial Notires.

~ CONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
LINE Schooner HARRY O. SHEPPARD, from
New York, are noticed that she Is THIS Day dis.
charging cargo at Central Wharf, AL Goods on
the Wharf at sunset will positively be stored st
owners risk and expense. No claims allowed
after Goods leave the Wharf.
novs-l E.F. swEEGAN, Agent.
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~ BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI.
FRIOE, for Cleaning. Beaa.irylng and Preserving
the Teeth, ndimparting refreshtng tasts to the
EDw. 8. BURHHAM,
'..'..'.'-i 80 - Graduate of Pharmacy, q
No. 41 King street, Charleston, B. O.
Recommended nJ the following Dentists: Dr..
II. 3. PATRICK, Bf B.tA! MUCKEsFUSS
sep20.SmOa ,--.,L.L-.l ...,.i g. =.
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eBTHE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
:HUssARs TLTISG CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MsNKE 4 4MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms. - .#..
By order Of the President.
~ I.o. W. BlsoHopF,
octo aii :e!tsg -: ;,-a Secretary.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November4.
In the Gulf States there will probably be
brisk southeasterly winds and threatening
weather and rain; for tho South Atlantic States
increasing cloudlness and occasional rain,
with possibly brisk northeasterly winds.
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~. CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
che will discharge cargo THIS DAY. at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uncaled for at sunset Will
remain on the wharf ct owners' risk.
noyI-6 JAMES ADeER 4 co., Agents.
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A~ YF PfMPtBD BhoTcRfD dND
liberated victims OF scrofulo1s Diseases, who
orag your uncesn persons iRto the company Of
better men, take AYERS sARsAPARILLA and
purge ont the foul corruption nom your blood.
Restore your health. and You will not only enjoy
life better, but make your company more tolera-
bic to those who must keepit.
nSy2-stuth9p&w
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ElRUIT TREES, SMALL FRUITS,
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND PLANTS, CH0IoE
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, &c.

splendid stock Of the choicest varieties.
Send for descriptive catalogue and price asH =,
:, AL Trees well packed 30 as to carry S'ie'' ~
any part Of the United States.
SMALL FRUITS AND SMALL fLAN1S'
of all kinds. sent by mail, postage paul. W sD'
postonce In the United States.
EDWARD J. EVANS i CO.,
Nurserymen and seedsmen,
.,.,,oa York, Pa.
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KGilrDGnS.
ooUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&N 4 4UH ~

CHARLESTON, November !, 1879.
EXcurH0n Tickets 10 the >taie Fair at Coum-
bia will be on sale from the Sd to the 7th No.
yember, good to return until 10th.
8. B. PICKENS, G T. A.
ASAugusta, Columbia, Camden, 0rangeburg,
BaInwel and Aiken papers please copy. noY1
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Marrien.

JoRNsON-HIOTT.-0n Thursday evening, the
3ist ult.. by the Rev. Mr. J. A. Chambas, Mr.. p.
T. JOHNSON to Mrs. Macy 8. HIorT, all Of Charles.
ton, SO. - :
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TIE MoMENToUs ELECTION.

No Activity at tho State Capital--A
Large White. Voee EIpected-The
straight-Out Foolisfn.ss.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRws.l
COLUMBIA, 8. G., MoIDAY, November 4.
Little or mo interest is manifested over the
election tomorrow on either side, but the
general belief is there will be much larger
vote of the white people than was cast in the
State election. heard q bet offered and re-
fused this evening of baHket Of champagne to
bottle that Greeley would bethe next Presi-
dent, but such does not seem to be the COM
mon opinion.
straight-out Stokes harangued on the street
tonight In favor of O'Conor. He was received
with the usual Jeers and r;dlcule.
- .''' y Qu1 vivE.
Political Dots.f II .l:isg :!
The department business at Washington Is
nearly suspended. elourths OF the clerks
have gone home 10 vote. ';S' ny si-asi; =
The forthcoming election occupied the at.
tention of many OF the New York preachers
on Sunday. -".' ,l'' - - t-t.
There will be no stock or produce markets
to-day, and there will be general holiday. 8
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05

Personally appeared before me Franklin g.:
Elmore, who, being duly sworn, deposeth and
says: That on Saturday afternoon of the 2lst
day of September, 1872, between the hours OF
4 and P. NJ, he, Frank B. Fielding and Law
renee Taylor, entered the dlning-room of Pol
locks restaurant, found Colonel Montgomery
and George Tupper then at dinner; declined
an Invitation to dinner; accepted one to drink
from Colonel Montgomery. Walter received
the order and left, as deponent thinks, 10 dill
1t. Whilst awaiting the return OF the walter,
deponent ssw Judge Melton open the door OF
the dining room, leading Into the main saloon,
look 10, Immediately withdraw and close the
door. After the lapse of short time, Judge
Melton opened the door again, entered the
dining-room, put his umbrella In the corner
near the door, and walked rapidly to the place
where Montgomery was sitting; threw one
arm around Montgomery's neck and com.
menced beating Montgomery In the face. Mel
ton was followed closely and impetuously BY
John D. Caldwell and James Morgan. Mont
gomery was overthrown, and be and Melton
were struggling on the floor: Caldwell and
Morgan passed over these combatants, and as'
saulted Tupper, who was In the southwest cor
ner of the room. During this conflict and
struggle between Morgan, Caldwell and Tup-
per, heard two pistol shots; saw Caldwell press
his sides with both hands, advance step or
two with outstretched hands, as If seeking o
support. Left the room in search of q ph5si-
clan; left Caldwell standing on hs feet. Re.
turned with DR.. Talley and found Caldwell
lying on the floor.
{Signed) F. n. ELMoRE.
Sworn to before me, this 3Oth October, A. D.
1872. (Signed) F. W. McMAsTER,
Notary Public.