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The Inferior Court.

At the last session Of the Legislature an
act was passed to establish an Inferior
Court, for the trial OF criminal cases, in the
the County OF Charleston. George Lee,
black member OF the Legislature, was
elected Judge OF this court. BE was known
TO be vicious and mulish; but even those
who had invested him with the judicial robe
did not dream that his conduct would be
sucb as to call forth the apologize repri-
maud of the Chief Justice OF the State. Any
Judge may err. Lee deliberately blundered.
For the first time in the history OF this
bench, judge played the fool or knave,
and was then excused because OF his inexpe-
rience or ignorance. What can be thought
OF a Judge, save the mark who says OF an
accused person, "You have got of, d--you,
this time, but we'll get you in the fall. " - );
The regular term of Judge Lees court
began on the first Monday in July. There
was some little work to do, and. on the
twentieth day of the month Judge Lee ad-
iourned his court and went TO New York.
The act establishing this very Inferior
Court declares that it's terms shall be con-
tinued $50 long rs business may require,
| sand that it shall be adjourned from time to
.tlme in the discretion OF the Judge" This
is explicit, yet Judge Lee only adjourned his
court TO the next legal day. All the business
OF tue court was completed, but this peculiar
specimen OF q Judge adjourned his court only
until Monday, and the court is Still IN ses-
sion. The Judge is in tie North, where he
had better stay, but the court meets and
adjourns every morning. This performance
would be amusing, but it costs too much.
The Inferior Court has thirlysix jurors and
fourteen constables and minor officials, who
are paid dollar and half a day. There are
other expenses, and 1t is safe to say that the
Inferior Court, in it's idleness, costs the State
eighty dollars day. The court has cost
the State one thousand dollars since Judge
Lee took his departure, and, for all that we
know, the court may be kept in perpetual
session until the meeting OF the Legislature.
There is no judicial thing to do, but there is
about two thousand dollars month to
divide.
This is no fancy picture, nor is it vamped
mn and vanished. The truth is worse than
-~-,---- v-ss-.-,--L --.-----~''"3'
we would like to know, can any citizen have
when he is liable to be tried before Judge
whose only claims upon his own party are
his laundering stupidity and his malicious
dislike of whatever is beautiful and true?
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TERMS OF THE NEVIS.

TEE DAILY NEWS, by mail one year. 90, >, .na a
months 81: three months 81 30. sersso - ~. ~.
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o,ss ~ ~ ss YEAR paid in advance at the ONCE
t'ass Tsr " Tsy.wssEIr NEWS. published on tuesdays
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.nanths "a 50; three months 81 25
TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
en- Ten copies, to one address. sl5.
% p.x1rr.Nozs should be made by Postoface
None, order or by Express. II this cannot Dc
done, protection against losses by mall may Dc
secured BY forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the proprietors OF TIE NK"s'
OF by sending the money In registered letter.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost aud Fonna'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words, 26 Genus
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 80
words, 40 cents each Insertion; over &c. ana no1
exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each insertion
These rates are NET, and must inVariaoiY Dc
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON CO.,
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pie homeless, seventy-fve thousand OF "nom
had resided in the north divisions we are
now Informed that dwellings for seventy
thousand people have been erected III tna'
division. In the south division, Wnere ''e
hotels, theatres, stores and warehouses were
situated, and where three thousand sl& nun'
dred and fifty buildings were ourneu, ,, 'ue
ground Is nearly covered; and the ou'lalnss -
now completed, together with those unues @
construction, outnumber, as they wiz eu.p"oo
in style, value and soldity, Inc pu.u.a ,,.-le,
which were destroyed in the same a's',.o,, s'
In the west division, where nVe h.'n'lIu 49,.
buildings we're destroyed, there Will Do sn.s
season erected as many permanent ouiloius
and blocks of brick, stone ana irou % , :" an'
nrevlous season we're built In all Chicago
The Tribune adds that the worknen nave re-
h,asd 6S ,o strike; that the ordinary business Of
,ns s cltv y, has been unprecedented; that the de-
,o.,'s O in the savings banks have increased,
s,nce April, nearly two millions OF dollars, and
that at no time has money for commercial or
business purposes been scarce. This magnit'
cent record speaks for ITSELF
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Small!

The subjoined resolution has been adopted
by the board of trustees OF the University OF
South Carolina:
OFFICE OF STATE SUp'T OF EDUCATION,
COLUMBIA, July %, 1872.
Hoi. r. W. Barneoeu, Chairman of The Fdcul-
ty of the University Of South Carolina:
SIR-The board of trustees of the University
of South Carolina, at meeting held on Satur.
day, July la, 1872, passed the following resolu.
ton:
'sResolued by the board Of trustees of the
University of South Carolina, That D. B. Dar-
by, T. C. Robertson and T. n. Fisher, who
graduated at the University of South Carolina
at the recent commencement day, Saturday,
June 20, 1872, be, and are hereby, denied and
forbidden access and admission to the build
inps and grounds of the University; and they
are hereby debarred the privileges of alumni. y
You will please attend to the enforcement Of
the resolution aforesaid.
J. K. JLLsoN, Secretary pro tenn,
Board Trustees, q. 8. c.
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New Books.

CHRISTINA NORTH By E. N. Archer. New
York: D. Appleton Co. 1872.
This s q sad, sweet love story, very tenderly
and pathetlcally told. 1t is we'll written, and
Is pure in tone, and may be written down, In
spite of It's minor faults, an exceedingly agree
able novel.
Paper, PIP. l62. Price rs cents.
SYBlL's SECOND Love. BY Julia kaVanagh.
New York: D. Appleton Go. 1877.
There is excitement enough In this novel,
which is free, however, from the butcher-pen
business in which so many later writer's in
dulge. It has all the graces of Miss Kavsnagh's
STYLE The dialogue is bright and the plot
interesting. All in all, 1t is very readable
novel.
Scarlet cloth, PIP. 432. Price 81 rs.
The PATHFINDER, OR THE INLAND SEA. By j..
Fenimore Cooper. illustrated by +. D. =.
barley. New York: D. Appleton & Co.
1872.
This is another volume OF the new illustrated
edition of Cooper's novels. "The Pathfinder
with the public, does not rank as high as "The
Prairie" 1.-The Deerslayer" and "The Last Of
the MohIcans," but it is part, and an impor-
tant part, of the eventful history of the famous
trapper, whom it shows under the influence OF
Dan Cupid. With the boys, these novels should
stand next to ''Roblnson Crusoe' and ''The
Arabian Nights
Paper, PIP. FOG. Price IS cents.
The above novels are for sale at Holiness
Book House.
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Mlster Moses.

There is no need to scruLinize the blots
and scratches upon the military record OF
ex- Confederate Moses, the promising candl'
date for the ultra Radical nomination for
Governor. This is time when the Ratchet
is buried, and quondam foes take festive
drinks together. II au aspiring politician is
only gaudy turn-coat, with weakness 1or
velvet and diamonds, where is the good OF
branding him on the shoulder? Republic
cauism is no crime, and the people OF South
Carolina recognize to the full the freedom OF
opinion. The black citizens are still under
the control OF their Radical masters, though
they may be again emancipated before a
month is over; but the whites, sixty thou
sand voters strong, are ready to sustain any
straightforward honest ticket that may be
put before them. The RepublicaDism OF the
thing don't matter. II must be intelligent
upright aud respectable. Mister Moses
does not Gll that bill
The Radicals, mean it or not, howl Tor
reform, and they do not need it as much as
the taxpayers do. Yet they howl for it, and
we take it as honest bowling until the
twenty first of August is past. They can
nominate Mister Moses if they want to, but
we should like to know whether that can be
squared With the bowling for reform. The
man is charged by his own crowd, by Corbin
and Orr and the like, with wholesale corrup-
tion-with the issue OF hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars OF swindling legislative Ger.
tifcates; and il it is intended, by his
nomination, TO bury Reform out OF sight, it
is best to give the corpse decent funeral.
At all events, let Mister Moses say that these
charges are untrue; let him come down to it
and challenge the proof Indignant virtue
is charming role to play. Moses must
deny it. No convention would dare to nomi-
nate man carrying 30 sore load. Tne
comfort of it is that il the red-hot Radicals
do nominate proclaimed rascal, the Con-
servatives can whip him out OF the field.
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PettIcoats at tho Polls.

One of the arguments most frequently used
against giving women the franchise Is, that a
very large majority of them do not desire It.,
which Is true; and further, that they would
not vote If entitled to do 30, which Is more
doubtful. What the standing of those who
would thus exercise their right would be, ls
entirely another question. 1t has been Shown
that In England, where women are put on the
register in exactly the same way as the men
and vote at many oil the municipal elections
out OF every one thousand registered over five
hundred voted. Proportlonately the men did
no better.
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~ ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
No. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. AUGUST
1sT, ls72.-The Coupons and Registered interest,"
due August lah, 1872, on the First Mortgage
Eight Per Cent Is per cent) Gold Bonds OF the st.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company, BOTH
EASTERN ANDWEsTERN DIVISION, will be paid
at the Office OF ths Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany OF the City OF New York, upon presentation
and demand, on and after date, free OF tax.
FRANCIS A. COFFIN,
.upa.1e Assistant Treasurer.
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schurz md the Young South

One Of the most impressive parts OF Sena-
tor Schurzs late able speech was that in
which he spoke of tho rising generation OF
the South, who, having discarded the teach
ings OF the old secessionists, are likely to
form new school OF political thinkers and
actors His remarks, indeed, were so i'm
portant that no apology Is necessary for re-
producing them. He said:
'tSonthern society has been gradually un-
dergoing change. The old political leaders
who brought on secession, and now stick TO
their old creeds, are dropping by the wayside.
The young element, which has gone through
the practical school of war, is coming TO the
front. They know that something has hap
pened; they know that something has been
decided; they know that this decision cannot
be overthrown again, and that it would be
foolish to squander their lime In trying to do
30; they know that they have cast efforts be-
hind them, and that they have life before
them which can be made useful. They are
leaving In the rear their old leaders, who are
still cropping among the ruias of the past, and
they begin 10 stand upon their feet They are
inclined 10 march forward and to develop the
opportunities of the new order Of things.
They are capable of new, honorable and pa
trlotic ambition, for they feel that this 49,
after all, their country, and that their for'
tunes ore bound up in tho fortunes oil this our
common Republic. They want to be recog-
nized as American citizens again In the full
ness of an American cllizens rights. This Is
the Young South which is lifting up Its head.
It ls not this class in which you find the forlorn
dreamers who will speak of overturning oil
that has been accomplished by the war. They
have consigned the old dreamers to the last
ditch. 1t is not from this class that the mlser-
able wretches are recruited who, In Ku-Klux
garb, sometime ago Infested The country. The
Young South is to make the late rebel States
true members Of the Union again. In the best
meaning of the word. l speak with conf
dence Of this, for know it to be true. have
seen many Of then, and sounded well their
leading spirits. They need only to be taken
by the hand as friends to be led on the right
direction" --.-.s
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@- OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
THE OHARLEsDN JOINT STOCK COMPANY for
the benefit Of theState Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 77-SATURpAY MORNING, August 3.
Observation-Disclosures
CLASS No. 7s-sATURDAY EVENING, August 8,
O-34-38-6s- -33-66-22- -7-3l-l0 "a
witness my hnd at Charleston, 8. O., 50 day
of August, 1872 A. hoROSo,
aug5 Sworn commissioner.
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@ THE CHARLESTON CHARTTA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit OF the Free
School FunA-Ohclal Raffle Numbers:
RAFFLE CLASS No. 6ss-MoRNrNa.
1-70-30-4 ~ 6-56-66-7 "
RAFFLE CLASS No. 64O-EvKNINa.
23-4G-G G-GO-48-59-G3-47-4 47-43-3l-l3-2S-2
Az witness our hands at Charleston this Sd
day OF August, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
aup5 sworn Commissioners.
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Direct Damages.

The Charleston Republican says that Dr.
Rufus Bratlon will stay out OF harms way IN
Canada, and that the Provisional Govern
ment will require that his bond be cancelled
and that he be compensated for the injury
done him by the Hester party. That's so.
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Take It UP, or Put 1t Down.

N. B. Myers, Of Beautorr, as reported by
the Republican,, declares that he can prove
by witnesses that Attorney General Cham
berlain paid General Whipper five thousand
dollars to be left out Of the impeachment
resolutions last session OF the Legislature
Somebody ought to take this up, or put
Myers down.
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LEGAL Notices.

THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPLI.
l. CATION will be made to the Bank OF Charles
ton for renewal Of Certificate No. 47OS for one
Share, standing In the name or "St. Paul,s Church.
RadClifeboro' Permanent Fund.- the original
being lOst or mlslalu, july5-1amo3
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aug3-12

@ TO THE PUBLIO.-7THE UNDER
SIGNED would respectfully give notice that he
has sold to Messrs KING q R0SBORoUGH, or
Waldo, Florida, 10 whom the utmost commence
may be placed. the exclusive right to menufac
ture and vend his medical preparation known as
sIMMoNS's HEPATIO COMPOUND OR LIVER
OURE,in the State OF South Carolina. Persons pur.
chasing this preparation may rely on getting
goneine article. This justly celebrated Compound
is the result OF years OF close study and expert
ment, and will be found to be just whatt is recon-
mended. Will do all that is claimed for It. and
even more. As It seems there are some persons
who think this Compound is an imitation Of the
old sIMMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR, 1t is not
smlss to mention Just here that the Patentee OF
this article was the former proprietor OF the Reg
ulator, and can say from many years. experience
that slMMeNs's HEPATIO COMPOUND OR
LIVER CURE is far superior to the Regulator 10
the treatment OF all diseases for which 1t B re-
commended.
Respectfully.
CICERO A. SIMMONS, Pstentee.
The above article ia sold by all Druggists In this
State at retail. Kept wholesale by
DOWIE. NOISE DAVIS,
uag2-fmw3 Sole Agents for South Carolina
~ IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
CoUNrY.-Ex parte BAILEY & COMPANY In re
r. J. DAYANr, Commissioner, vs.. the Trustees or
the College OF Beaurort.-Pursusnt to the order OF
the Hon. O. B. FARMER, Judge, In the above stated
case, notice is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors OF WILLIAM q. WIGG.
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date OF this order In which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the IN.
dersigned, receiver, at his office, IN the Court
house at Beaufort II. g. JUDD,
@. c. p. Receiver.
Beaufort. 8. c.. June IA. 1872. jun22.6o
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The Union Times wants to know "when
"will our people have peace" When Hor-
ace Greeley is elected President, there will
be Union times in earnest.
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Reia,nns Notires.

~THE MONTHLY o M 0 N. FOB
PRAYER Of Churhes OF all denominations will be
held TH1s (9aday) AFTERNOON at hslf.past s
O'Clock, at TrIny Church, Hasel street. aug6
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Mr.. Speaker Moses was serenaded in
Columbia on Friday. 1t was brass band,
of COURSE
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@- ENTRPRIsE RAILRoAD.-NO-

@r ENTERPRISE RAILRoAD.-NO-
TIcE is heret given to all Delinquent Stock
holders, who bve failed to pay the instruments
amounting to Twenty Per Cent. on the Capital,
that. unless pament Is made Of their lnsta-
ments forthwith, the same will be enforced ae'
cording to law, without discrimination.
By order Of tie Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM AOKINLAY,
aurb-0 Treasurer.
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UTANTED, -A.-COMPETENT HOUSE
w SERVANT :. who ndersgands mllSlng.
Recommendations required Apply utneast
corner OF Rutledge and Wentworth streets.
aug5-1h
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G6nratlonGl.

NTISS V. MURDEN WILL ID. W BE
lM OPEN her School on October Let Rev. ]
w. MILES will give Lessons In Literature and
Bellies Lettres, and Mr.. ALEXANDERin In Algebra.
Miss MURDEN wilfform Glass for Young Ladies'
who wish to attend three times week to receive
In The higher branches. july16-ml2
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1toPte01t01tF
.l--p,--- -i.--,--i----'--.--
Blue Ridge scrip will be as good as green
backs. Two million more reasons why the
Ring should be wrung out Of office!
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ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR.
~ ATOMS.

LNIECiANT AMI hELlADuE IhI1h "a"
E ATOMS.
W. R. WARNER d CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
near the following assortment OF Elegant Pre-
psratlons, now used by Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to DR.. b. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, q powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comm. Phosphorus Pills, for Impotence, Loss OF
Nerve Power. Gc.
Elixir CInchonia Oslsaya
Elixir Pyrophosphate OF Iron
Elixlr Calissya, Iron and Blsmuth
Elixir Oalisaya, Ferrated
Elixir CalIssya, Iron and Strychnia
Elixir Bismuth
Elixir Pcpsln, Bismuth and strcyhnia
Elixir Vslerlanate OF Ammonia
Wine OF Pepsin
Bitter Wine OF Iron
Wine Of Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry
Comp. Syrup OF Phosphstes Tor Chemical Food)
Syrup Of Hypophosphites ror Consumption, Bron.
Lozenges Of Pepsin and Iron
Licortce Lo7enges cotaining Vanilla, Tolu, &C.
EliXir Taraxacum Comp. This is q new and vain,
able combination OF the medicinal properties
OF the Dandelion, Wild Cherry and Gentlan,
associated with Aromatics. It is q very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
it's medicinal virtues, 1t Ia useful az vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste Of Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and iron
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium.
Syrup Phosph. Quinine, Iron and Strychnia, (Ait-
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros
tratton, Indtgestion, ChlorosiH, &c.
ELK. Valerianate OF Strychnia
Elk. Phosph. Quin1ne Iron and Strychnia (of the
greatest service where there is 8 tendency to
-Paralysial
Beef, Wine and Iron. an elegant combination,
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. R. Warner 90,
manufacture fun line Of Fluid Extracts and
Sugar. Coated Pills, all OF which are to be had AT
Manufacturers Prices, OF
DR. BAER, No. Ia1 Meeting street,
Wca1S ddW6moa Charleston, 8. O.
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ITO BENT, TWO AND A HALF-STOkY
: J. HOUSE, No. IA Gadsden street, Win kltc9sn'
well OF water and large yard. augl-F
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TNO RENT. HOUSES No. rs BULL AND
AZ Coming srreets Apply to J. L. MOSES,
Real Estate agent, No. 81 Broad street, ut IL ID.
auQ2-fm2&
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Msetinqs.

k CT., JOsEPHS LATIN SOCIETY.-T8lEs
y Regular Monthly Meeting will be held az hi'
bernian Hall, THIS EVENING, ut O'CLOCK.
j. By order Of the President. r. RUGdlEhU,
II auR5H .--t - SecteeaIy.
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hrrial Notires.

~ CONsGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA from New York. are hereby
notified that se will discharge cargo THIS DAY
18th inst, at Pier No. ?, Union WharVes
Goods uncallet for at sunset viii remain on the
wharf at ownss' risk and expense.
aug5.l WIN. A. COURTENAf, Agent
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ITO RENT, HOUSE No. o. KING
street, Of six rooms. necessary outbuildlDgs
and large cistern. Apply to JOHN HURKAhP j
CO auel
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mnniripal Notices.


B- MAIN GUARDH0USE, OFFICE OF
CHIEF OF POLICE. CHARLESTON, s. O., AU-
GUST SD, ls72.-Notice Is hereby given to all
whom it may concern that, until otherwise
ordered, the following localities are designated
for BATHING PURPOSES, viz:
ON TIE WEST.
Extreme end Of Broad street, beyond the Rats,
and Gadsden's Greek.
ON THE EAST.
vardell's Creek and the Central Wharves OF
John Fraser d Co.
The Police are instructed to arrest all persons
found Bathing elsewhere.
JOHN O. MINOTT,
aue33 Chief OF Police.
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UTANTED, IA CoEORED' WOMAN TO
w cook for, q. email .famlly-and be generally
useful. Apply at No. s Meeting street.
auoh-lH
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@FIRE DEPARTMENT. - DURING
the present dry spell OF weather and until further
notice all Companies composing Districts One
and TWO will proceed to all fires In said District,
Wards l, 2, and4. In case Of fire In Third lis
trct, Wards 6, 8, and g. all engines from District
Two will proceed to fires In District Three. En-.
gines out OF their Districts WILL await orders 10
get to work. Onicers commanding Companies
will please extend this order.
NJ. II. NATHAN,
aue23 Chief Fire Department..